DSB = deep sand bed? I always thought you should keep sand shallow to avoid it building up 'dead spots', I guess salt water is different?
160g SWFO???
- Thread starter David R
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DSB give a place for anaerobic respiration to occur which emlininate trates, turns them into N2 gas, completely inert.
a remote bed (seperate from sump or tank) is best incase any noxiousness does build..
a 10 gal hooked up to the tank, with it's own pump, full of sand would be interesting to say the least...
they aren't by any means necisscary, i have them in y tanks but i like jawfish and gobies and such so I need them..
a good canister or a regular sump wors great filtration wise but then you'd be doing WC's for trate removal
a remote bed (seperate from sump or tank) is best incase any noxiousness does build..
a 10 gal hooked up to the tank, with it's own pump, full of sand would be interesting to say the least...
they aren't by any means necisscary, i have them in y tanks but i like jawfish and gobies and such so I need them..
a good canister or a regular sump wors great filtration wise but then you'd be doing WC's for trate removal
